peteyfoozer
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37 toniteWhat low temperature will it be over the foreseeable future?
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flowerbug
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Our temps dropped to 40 last nightDo I need to cover tomatoes?
IMO if they didn't like it you'll know it within the next few days, but i don't worry too much unless they get into the mid 30s (which for our area could mean frost damage because we're in a lower spot than the weather forecast station).
even if they didn't particularly like the lower temperature it might still be early enough in the season that it won't make that much of a difference... i hope.
flowerbug
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37 tonite
yikes! how many plants to cover? if just a few i'd do it if you can.
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Crealcritter
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37 degrees wow, I would cover them if you can. I only say this is because I would be bringing tomatoes seedlings inside if I were hardening them off and if it gets less than 40 degrees.
I just got caught in a surprise downpour. The rain was cold, felt a lot like fall rain instead of summer rain. The rain lasted less than 5 minutes.
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I just got caught in a surprise downpour. The rain was cold, felt a lot like fall rain instead of summer rain. The rain lasted less than 5 minutes.
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donna13350
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Heads up...you might want to buy a new belt to have on hand...the one in the pic looks like it's on it's last leg.
I live in a rural area and usually have my spare parts ready to go...nothing irritates me more than having to make a trip to town when I could be doing so many other things here.
I live in a rural area and usually have my spare parts ready to go...nothing irritates me more than having to make a trip to town when I could be doing so many other things here.
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Crealcritter
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Yep the belt is under 3 year warranty and it's supposed to be at the auto parts store tomorrow. It pays to keep receipts
it's a minimum 1 1/2 hours to town and back. I try and buy what I need by the project. They didn't have the replacement belt in stock when I was there to buy the water pump 
I think this is our biggest beet pulled yesterday. Detroit dark red 27.76 ounces or about 1 3/4 lbs.
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Crealcritter
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Yay fram truck is rockin' on the road again. With new water pump and new serpentine belt.
What's this? What once was a 3 year warranty, is now a lifetime warranty? I won't have to buy another new serpentine belt again. How crazy is that
"And my dear mother left me when I was quite young. When I was quite young. She said Lord have mercy.. on my wicked son"
I hope you had a great day The days in earth sure go by fast! Before you know it the day will draw to a close and it'll be another day gone, where do they go?
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What's this? What once was a 3 year warranty, is now a lifetime warranty? I won't have to buy another new serpentine belt again. How crazy is that
"And my dear mother left me when I was quite young. When I was quite young. She said Lord have mercy.. on my wicked son"
I hope you had a great day
The days in earth sure go by fast! Before you know it the day will draw to a close and it'll be another day gone, where do they go? Jesus is Lord and Christ
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Crealcritter
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Well today I finished weed whacking the mother orchard cherry, peach and apple tree rows. So dry... Thinking I would need to water but Almighty sent rain from the east of all places
Weed whack? Yep weed whacking. I have to stand up 13 foot of fence to encircle each fruit tree to discourage munching deer and bucks from rubbing. Well why don't you just use mulch you silly man, trix are for kids! Because moles/voles will find it and den under the mulch. They gerd the fruit tree roots and cause the tree to die
I really hope you had a good day, I did but my wrist is a little sore from weed whacking. Yep that whacker, wacks alright including putting a whack job on my wrist. Probably will wait a day or so to do the mother orchard pear, apricot and plum rows.
The mother orchard is small in comparison to what I have planned for the production orchard. I need to figure out something better as far as weed suppression goes... I've been researching a little on real live orchards and how they manage their trees. Getting some good ideas ofcourse all this takes time and as long as the Good Lord doesn't call me home. I'll continue with my production orchard plans while still in earth
Look here at these pictures what a beautiful tree selling production nursery & orchard
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Weed whack? Yep weed whacking. I have to stand up 13 foot of fence to encircle each fruit tree to discourage munching deer and bucks from rubbing. Well why don't you just use mulch you silly man, trix are for kids! Because moles/voles will find it and den under the mulch. They gerd the fruit tree roots and cause the tree to die
I really hope you had a good day, I did but my wrist is a little sore from weed whacking. Yep that whacker, wacks alright including putting a whack job on my wrist. Probably will wait a day or so to do the mother orchard pear, apricot and plum rows.
The mother orchard is small in comparison to what I have planned for the production orchard. I need to figure out something better as far as weed suppression goes... I've been researching a little on real live orchards and how they manage their trees. Getting some good ideas
ofcourse all this takes time and as long as the Good Lord doesn't call me home. I'll continue with my production orchard plans while still in earth Look here at these pictures what a beautiful tree selling production nursery & orchard
Jesus is Lord and Christ
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donna13350
Attractive To Bees
What's this? What once was a 3 year warranty, is now a lifetime warranty? I won't have to buy another new serpentine belt again. How crazy is that
usually warrantees diminish, not get better...congrats on that! Now if they'd make one for my mower...lol
your trees look really good...i know what you mean about the moles and voles..nasty little things. I had a yellow lab that killed them like crazy, but within 2 years of her death, they started coming back.
have you tried the newer weedeaters with batteries? they are a lot lighter...i can use mine for a long while without getting too sore...that old gas one killed me!
usually warrantees diminish, not get better...congrats on that! Now if they'd make one for my mower...lol
your trees look really good...i know what you mean about the moles and voles..nasty little things. I had a yellow lab that killed them like crazy, but within 2 years of her death, they started coming back.
have you tried the newer weedeaters with batteries? they are a lot lighter...i can use mine for a long while without getting too sore...that old gas one killed me!
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Crealcritter
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What's this?
Farmbabe's Homemade zucchini bread? Yep and it's so good it might be a sin, but it's not.
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Farmbabe's Homemade zucchini bread? Yep and it's so good it might be a sin, but it's not.
Jesus is Lord and Christ
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